Euphorbia villosa
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- Date: Tue, 3 Nov 1998 22:24:41 +0100
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I wonder if anybody out there has any experience
from germination of this species. It is from SE to C Europe, and is mentioned in
RHS Index of Garden Plants, and in Perennials ( Vol 1 ) by Phillips,Rix.
Could one expect that it would germinate at 70 F, because it grows in C and
Southern Europe at low elevations, or can there still be a stratification
requirement ? I guess I could try both a 70-40-70 treatment as well as sowing
directly at 70. It flowers in April - June, so the seeds are probably ripe in
the middle or later part of the summer, which would make me believe that they
are subjected to pretty high temperatures through late summer and into October,
followed by some cooler conditions Nov. - Feb. Followed by spring heat whereupon
they germinate ????? Would be thankful for any tips.
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